The phrase "aid prove" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate words that do not function together as a coherent phrase.
Example: "The evidence will aid in proving the case."
Alternatives: "help demonstrate" or "assist in validating".
Getting Federal aid proved most complex of all.
Still, it's hard to imagine frugal German taxpayers providing more cash if the current aid proves insufficient.
United Nations aid proved ineffective in restoring order in the country, and there were reports that Premier Lumumba had accepted offers of Soviet military aid to prop up the faltering central government.
Giving 0.7 per cent of GNI as international aid proved highly controversial, with a rebellion against Mr Cameron by scores of Tory MPs when it was put to a Commons' vote in March.
Consolidated Edison has asked New York regulators to let it withhold millions of dollars in consumer rebates to pay for World Trade Center-related damages, in case promised federal aid proves to be inadequate.
In South Korea and Taiwan foreign aid proved to be a useful instrument, especially when combined with investments in industry.
The international outcry forced the government to allow food and medicine in, but the aid proved to be minimal.
Though the leaf has history as an effective rehabilitation aid, proving the positive qualities of illegal drugs hasn't always been a surefire way of convincing ministers to decriminalize them.
These innovative approaches to solving problems of development don't just transform lives, they crank up the heat on a top-down, bureaucratic system of aid, proving what can be done to ensure every U.S. dollar, British pound, or Zambian kwacha is effectively invested.
If the decision aid proves to be an effective tool to enhance the rate of informed choice, it will be made accessible to the public and the use of this decision aid for first-time invitees will be recommended.
